Iphone 5 always blue srcreen of death and rebooting

After upgrade to ios 7.1, my iphone 5 always blue srcreen of death and rebooting.
I had hard reset and factory setting reset, but that problem still not fixed.

This is a hardware issue. If you're phone is under warranty apple will replace it for you. https://selfsolve.apple.com/agreementWarrantyDynamic.do

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Blue screen of death, and continous reboot. Phone never actually boots up, just keeps going from reboot to blue screen and back again. Any suggestion?

Blue screen of death, and continous reboot. Phone never actually boots up, just keeps going from reboot to blue screen and back again. Any suggestion?

Hello jared1915
If you are stuck in that loop, the next step would be to restore your iPhone. Check out the article below to get your iPhone into recovery-mode and restore it in iTunes.
If you can't update or restore your iOS device
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1808
Regards,
-Norm G.

Blue screen of death and restart.

Hi, I'm running Windows 7 through Boot Camp. I recently did updates for Windows 7 and had no issues. I use Windows 7 for online gaming only, prior to the new updates I had no issues. In the last two days I have experienced the blue screen of death and had my system restart back to the Apple OS. I then have to restart the computer to launch Boot Camp for Windows. Is ther anyone else having this issue? Or should I conduct a restore and prior to the recent updates?

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now the iphone shutdown by itself

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Is it possible to save keynotes on a central place so that multople users on mac/ipad.iphon can always have the latest version and edit this ?

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Who knows how to fix iphone 5s blue screen of death and itunes error 4013?!

Hi
Last day, dec 14th, a blue screen of death appears on my iphone 5s, aparently because I was installing facebook app.
After that, the iphone remains restarting over and over non stop, until the battery shutoff.
I try to press home and power/sleep buttons for 10 secs, but stil continuous with the blue screen.
After that, with battery charged, I tried to hold the home button and simultaneously connect to an usb cable (the cable is in perfect conditions) to start itunes.
Its worked, but now, everytime shows an itunes message: error 4013, "the iphone cannot be restored".
What can I do now?!
Thanks

Hi Tks777,
Thanks for visiting Apple Support Communities.
If you see an "error 4013" when you try to restore your iPhone, try these troubleshooting steps:
Error 4000, 4005, 4013, 4014, and 4016
After you perform each step, try to restore your device.
Restart your computer.
Disconnect all your USB devices from your computer and connect to another USB port.
Use a different USB cable.
Uninstall third-party security software.
Try restoring using an alternate computer.
You can find the article with these steps here:
iTunes: Specific update-and-restore error messages and advanced troubleshooting
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3694
Regards,
Jeremy

Iphone 5s problem, blue screen of death

So recently my phone started to show visible vertical lines from the bottom of the screen, blue screen of death, white flickering ring around the edges and it freezes and goes through this loop of rebooting. At first I thought it was a bug so I got the phone to update 8.1 but the problem seemed to have gotten worse from then on. I did a factory reset sso there's no apps or anything on my phone. Does anyone know any at-homes because my AppleCare warranty just espired.

Hi,
1) Background Information
I am advising based on my similar experiences. I have the same problem and coupled with blue, red screens for the past days. And still trying to find a permanent solution to it. But at least i found a way to "wake" my phone up when it goes into "hibernation" mode! This reply is going to be long, my apology in advance.
2) My method to wake the phone up:
* take out the SIM card;
* leave it a side for about 10mins;
* plug the phone to charge;
* hold down the Power button till you see the apple logo, and leave it to re-start.
PS: if you don't see the apple logo, leave the phone again for another 5-10mins and try all the above again.
I hope someone has a better and quicker way to do it.
3) The methods i have tried so far to solve this problem:
a) Phone reset by holding the Home and Power buttons: It didn't work.
b) Tried "Recovery Mode"; to restore to factory settings and then restore iPhone with my latest backup: It didn't work.
c) Now, trying the DFU (Device Firmware Update) mode. I hope this will work for me permanently.
4) Findings from the WEB:
a) Apparently, quite a substantial number of users facing similar problem. (Apple is still observing...no action. )
b) Some suggested that it may due to certain apps affecting this random iPhone re-boot issue or and it has a popular term in the web, "Blue Screen Of Death". Therefore try to remember what was the app you last used before it goes into reboot loop.
c) Some also suggested to remove/deactivate/bypass the auto lock screen function, and also to remove the iCloud syncing,.
Good luck!

HP PSC 2355 Blue screen of Death and Error message/ blinking lights.

Hello, I have a HP PSC2355 that we recently moved, after we moved it started randomly locking up with the Blue Screen Of Death (BSOD), it would give an error:0X880529ec on the BSOD, further down the screen were the characters 1:H+x?+ The (ON) light was Blinking Green, the (!) light was blinking orange. This will happen regardless if the PC was on or not, it will happen when trying to print, sometimes only getting 1" of print at the top of the page. Currently running Windows XP, SP3 connected via USB. I highly doubt it is a PC issue as it will happen when trying to use it as a standalone copier. Sounds internal to me, I do have electronics experience ( I repair televisions ) If someone has any ideas, let me know.....
I might also add, you dont have to be printing for the error to crop up, you can just plug it in and wait, later you will see the BSOD and the blinking lights.
Message Edited by lesterl on 07-04-2009 06:49 AM

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I've got a Toshiba Satellite M70 that displays the Blue Screen of Death directly upon startup. It reads an error of 0x000000ED stating an unmountable error as the specific problem.
Unfortunately, I've no Windows XP CD to restore my computer. I do have the Toshiba Product Recovery CD, but that seems like it will simply format my computer, and I have important data I absolutely do not want to delete from my hard drive.
I cannot start in safe mode; Blue Screen of Death appears straightaway upon startup. If I try to get int through F8, Advanced Options appear but after selecting system restore it goes back to BSOD. I've also tried burning an ISO file for recovery, and the computer went into Windows Setup but hangs on "Setup is starting Windows".
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Notebook with blue screen of death and HP Ceement errors

Hello, I am using:
Product name: HP Pavilion g7 Notebook PC
Product number: QE310UA#ABA
Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit Service Pack 1
I have been having a few message/errors lately and suspect they are related
1) The "blue screen of death" has shut down operations a few times now, that I have seen. When it reboots, all my passwords are gone, all new log ins are required. I know it's been happening more than I see because my passwords will dissapear while I am away from my laptop and I had not seen it.
2) Error message "HP CEEment has stopped working, windows is looking for a solution to solve this problem", comes up a lot. Daily, usually twice at a time. I googled this and a few "answers" said to look at your firewall and to "allow" HP Ceement. I called Norton and they showed me that it is allowed, so they are not the issue and to contact HP, hence why I am here.
3) Not sure if this last one is part of the issue, but it has come up more than once lately. Error "Your current settings do not allow file to be downloaded". I ssupect when the computer reboots after the blue screen the security is automatically heightened and that is why I got this, as well as loose passwords and a couple other "secruity level" type problems.
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coatiamy
Welcome to the HP Community Forum.
I can offer the following in hopes that it may help.
First, a bit about the CEEment program:
CEEment Overview
Excerpted:
CEEment stands for Customer Experience Enhancement. CEEment (HPCEE.exe) is the reporting tool that HP uses to collect and study anonymous data. You can activate CEEment when you set up your computer. Or, you can activate using HP Advisor or HP Support Assistant at any time.
Commentary
It might be that the CEEment program is not the direct cause of the problem, that is, the issue might be symptomatic of the underlying problems -- it may be part of the train wreck, so-to-speak.
In any case, while the system is up and running you can try the following to fix the issue or to at least try to eliminate the CEEment program from the mix.
Download Install a new copy of the latest version of the HP Support Assistant on your system:
HP Support Assistant
If you have ‘Admin’ control, you may highlight the package and “double-click” to install it, else Right-Click, Select run as Administrator and install.
Reboot the system
If you like, you can switch OFF the CEEment program and the other checks that HP Support Assistant performs on your system.
Example (HP Support Assistant Version 7.4.45.4)
Open the HP Support Assistant > Settings >
Scroll down to Warranty and Services >
Next to Check warranty now >>
CHECK No, I do not want to send this data >
Scroll down to Would you like to share anonymous usage data with HP? >
CHECK No >
Under Welcome Screen (if necessary) >>
UNCHECK Show a welcome screen when I open HP Support Assistant >
Click Save
Dragon Tips
You may want to create an extra / new account with administrator privileges on the computer in case the issue is related in some way to your account.
You do want to make sure you have your personal data backed up -- make an extra effort to make sure your critical data is backed up somewhere other than on the computer. Make a copy of those files to a USB drive or to the Cloud. Make sure you include your bookmarks.
You may like to take a look at the following in case your computer's File System has issues:
Using System File Checker (SFC) to Restore System Files
A good Second Resource on the same subject:
Windows 7: SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker
NOTE: SFC can be run more than one time!
A different type of check that can be run at boot time:
How to Run Check Disk at Startup in Vista or Windows 7
Things That are Blue
Free tool: BlueScreenView v1.52
Windows approach - works up to and including Windows 7:
How to read the small memory dump file that is created by Windows if a crash occurs
More Help:
dmp file and blue screen error Windows 7
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Help! blue screen of death and ibook won't boot at all

I ran the software update on my ibook (800 mhz, G3 running 10.4.3) today. I repaired permissions and rebooted before hand. I don't have any hacks on it. I have plently of room on the drive for the update (more than 6gigs on the 30 gig drive). I know my ibook is feeling its age, but now she won't start at all!
When I ran the update (which I already did on my imac with no problems), the ipod updater, quicktime and something else installed without problem. I came into the room to find that the Mac OS 10.4.4 updater had a red exclimation point next to it, and I had an error message that there was a problem with the update and that I needed to reboot. Restarting was my only option so I did. ibook would not start. It hung on the "starting OS X" screen forever (45 minutes). I force-restarted and booted in single-user mode. I have an app called AppleJack installed so I ran that (repairs permissions and such in single-user mode). I rebooted. Nothing. Blue screen of death.
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How is mail different than that?
Mail keeps mailboxes in their own separate Finder files.
Home -> Library -> Mail
Home -> Library -> Mail Downloads
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I have an HP Envy 14 notebook PC. It's running Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit, version 6.1.7601. When I run it, I eventually starts getting an error message from the right of the desktop toolbar telling me that a USB device I plugged in is malfunctioning and did not get installed correctly. This is happening while my USB ports are empty.
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BCP1:   0000000000000008
BCP2:   0000000000000006
BCP3:   0000000000000005
BCP4:   FFFFFA800A8577A0
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@wetdro
If your device has been jailbroken during the warranty, Apple will not service it.
Maybe you missed that in this article:
Inability to apply future software updates: Some unauthorized modifications have caused damage to iOS that is not repairable. This can result in the hacked iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch becoming permanently inoperable when a future Apple-supplied iOS update is installed.
Apple strongly cautions against installing any software that hacks iOS. It is also important to note that unauthorized modification of iOS is a violation of the iOS end-user software license agreement and because of this, Apple may deny service for an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch that has installed any unauthorized software.
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